contested case造句

She expected it would take most of September to select the jury in the hotly contested case.
Weddington had never tried a contested case, in part because few law firms were hiring women in the late 1960s.
"' Contested case hearing "'is the name for quasi-judicial administrative hearings governed by state law.
"Contested case hearings, if eliminated, will shorten it by several months, " said Terry Hadley, spokesman for TNRCC.
State agencies that make decisions that could affect people s rights, duties, and privileges must have a process for holding contested case hearings.
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WaterWatch and the State of Oregon were successful in winning a state contested case, which resulted in the cancellation of the GPID s temporary water right.
In a hotly contested case, in 1995 he struck down the Pentagon's " don't ask, don't tell " policy.
But in hearing oral statements from both sides of the hotly contested case, Chief Justice William Rehnquist and Justice Antonin Scalia suggested there is nothing wrong with that result.
In any contested case, or in any case involving serious injury, a lawyer with specific experience in handling workers'compensation claims on behalf of injured workers should be consulted.
"The bread and butter for divorce lawyers is the contested case, where the fees start at $ 3, 000, $ 4, 000, " he said.
Women still get custody most of the time, but when it's a contested case and men fight it, there's a greater likelihood that men are going to win.
The chief values of obtaining a deposition, as with any discovery proceeding, is to give all litigant parties in a contested case a fair preview of the evidence, and to provide support documents for further trials and dispositive motions.
In August 2006 in what is believed to be the largest sum awarded to an English wife in a contested case, Charman was ordered to pay his ex-wife by the High Court of Justice a sum of ?8 million.

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